The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-16
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bruised. His wife was also badly hurt,
both being buried under the debris. They
were extricated with much difficulty.
A grocery store on tho corner md q
dwelling on the adjoining lot in Paull's
addition, belonging to Mr.. Broman, were
totally wrecked. Groceriea we're scatter.
cd In all directions by the wind.
A boy named Henry Strickland was
badly cut on tho head In the Elson Glass
Works by the flying debris, being knock.
cd down gangway, q distance Of thirty
feet. DR.. Werlich dressed the wound.
Mrs. Darr, m aged lady, In paull's add.
ton, was terribly cut about the head and
neck by pieces Of flying glass.
WALNUT GROVE RUINED.
A Franc house belonging to L. 9. Boyd,
in Paulps addition, was lifted from ita
foundation and carried o distance Of soy.
oral teat, twia!ing 1t badly.
A house belonging 10 Mr.. Burke, ad.
joining Boyd's, was totally destroyed.
Walnut Grove, the city summer resort,
is now a mass Of fallen trees, only few
email ONES being left standing. The Grave.
yard adjoining, Ia q scene OF uprooted
tfcgs 8ad Gcattered tombssonee. n
The roof Of l.. Spence's mansion, was
torn OIL, tho windows broken and much
damage was done inside. s'
J. Mediii's fine residence adjoining
Spsnce's suffered similaf damage. Mr..
Medill WAS badly cut by flying brick.
Benz. Eyley's residence next to Medill'e
WIG aleo badly wrecked, the roof being
torn of, windows broken, and outbuild.
inga torn down.
The west end Of the Elaon glass works
WAS blown out, the roof torn oil, and other.
wise damaged. LosB about $1,000.
A frame house rented from J. K. McCue,
in PaulFs addition, was nearly demolish.
ed. Mr.. Dunsmore's frame house in
Paulps addition, was also badly mashed,
the roof being torn oil and tho aide caved
in. i
A frame house belonging TO Joseph
WetcIa, Paull'S addition, wGs entirely de-
molished.
A frame house owned by. Charles Myers,
Paull' q addition, was blown to pieces.
a double frame Of Thomas Murphy, in
Psulrs addition, was slightly wrecked, the
roof being blown of.
A frame house Of John McConauvhey,
Panli's addition, was badly broken in tbs
center,
LIMBS BROKEN. ,...-
James Owen, living in Paula addition,
sustained compound fracture, his leg being
broken in two placea. Lucy Jordan, hired
help in Mr.. Owen'B family, had her arm
broken by piece OF timber.
The roof and part OF the end OF George
Aplin'n frame house in Paula addition
we're torn out and an out building blown
down.
Two cows belonging to Chaa. Burkle in
Paull's addition were buried under a sta.
bic, hut were gotten out alive.
John McGlumphy was severely injured,
being terribly injured about tho ribs and
hips.
Mrs. Geo. McGlumphy had her hand
badly mashed by falling debris.
Mrs. Vim. Coates Sustained slight in.
juries about her hauds and arms.
A little girl OF Hugh McGlnmphy's re-
ceived severe injuries about her head and
face.
Henry iiyer'a new summer garden was
completely demolished. 1t was juet COM
rle!Gd last week, and lies in q maes OF
rains.
The end Of house, handled by ]. T.
iEapeo, in ps;lii'a addition, was blown out
and the building otherwipe badly wrecked.
The top Of Dr.. Do Hass' largo concrete
barn YVES lifted entirely OF. His residence
escaped damage.
a iraue house owned by Henry Floto,
in paull's addition, Was completely
wrecked, the roof blown Oft and the aides
fallen in.
Hurl Porter, aA eIDpioyo 1t the Martins
Ferry stove works, received severe irju.
ries about the lead. His brother, II. por.
Ter, had his foot bsGly mashed while
working in the came works.
a BtaDle on the old Appleg0rth place
Was entirely demolished.
Telegraph w!teH were blown down near
thH E!son Glass Woke, but the wire was
quickly replaced BY railroad employees.
Mrs. FilzpStrick'a grocery etore on the
railroad wAs entirely destroyed.
A bllck house Owned by John Fisher
wa4 badly twisted and bent.
John Lunsiord's residence near the FL.
con glass works was completely sut,ed.
Loss i! 100 Mr.. l.unsiord sustained
severe injuries about the shoulders AND
ribs.
Mr.. CARROTS property above the EIson
glass works wss slightly damaged.
\ SEEMING MIRACLE.
.hro. DuGy'a frame house In Paull's I'D
diti0n il q total loss. Mrs. Duffy was
slightly injured,'also small boy, by fall
ing timbers. Tho entire family were in
the house ri the time Of tho cyclone, and
tho house Waa torn to atoms over lheir
headH. II was certainly miracle that no
seriOua injuries or deaths b4tell the iamily
under thu circumstances.
bad wreck. 4 li:tla girl and smsl. baby
were very badly iriu!cd. The baby WA
taken care Of by ne!shbo.s and may posi-
bly, recover.
Tho old farm house on the pike near the
h2ughlln mill, With has stood tho rough
usase %. Rgycral floods, WAS caught in the
blow, and literally a:rewn over the field.
Tho building WAS owned by Mr.. P.ulI, OF
Wheeling.
David kuhl's saloon and dwelling in
pnull's addition, 10 q total wreck.
A franc houge owned by Charles Sea-
bright, in paul's addition, was nearly
ruined, tho roof and aidea being torn
away.
a frame dwelling owned by Conrad
Summers WAS badly wrecked and tho roof
torn OFT.
a little girl vas badly cut about the
hcad BY tho lying debris from }. Bsker's
frame house, which waH literally torn to
pieces.
Tho Ioss at tho Martins Ferry Stove
Works will, without doubt, exceed any
ono Of tho many, the wall Of the foundry
being torn down, the roof blown Off and
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